The phrase "actively link with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the process of establishing a connection or relationship with someone or something in a proactive manner.
Example: "To enhance collaboration, we need to actively link with our partners in the industry."
Alternatives: "engage with" or "connect with".
The City manager sees a lot of himself and his football philosophy reflected in Arsène Wenger, though the main advantage of playing Arsenal at the moment is that they are the only club from last year's top four not being actively linked with Pep Guardiola.
Over a 5-year period in San Francisco, for instance, a citywide effort to test and actively link MSM to treatment was associated with a 40% decline in community viral load and a 45% reduction in new infections [ 106].
While Ms. Dorram may actively link alliances, others are subtler.
Engagement and recruitment may be enhanced by case managers, actively linking service users into the intervention and with other key providers from primary care according to the principles of collaborative care [ 51].
If the patient does not wish to be actively linked by the counselor, the patient is passively referred, whereby the patient is given the needed information to self-initiate contact with appropriate agencies.
Since at least 2009 Russia has actively cultivated links with the far right in eastern Europe.
But anti-mafia magistrates have said that unlike certain prominent politicians who came after him, Mr Andreotti was not nobbled by the mob on account of his wealth and power, but actively cultivated links with organised crime, the details of which are never likely to be explained.
Self-reported health outcomes are actively being linked with medical claims data; since all employees have the same insurance plan, complete insurance claims data are available for all years except 2000 and 2001, years in which not all employees were insured with the same plan.
While working in Scotland, she was actively hostile to the Faslane nuclear submarine base, and in 2002 she supported the UK Women's Link With Afghan Women.
Pfmc-2TM is an actively studied P. falciparum VSA gene family [ 18, 35, 36], which motivated us to investigate its putative link with the two P. falciparum hypothetical gene families hyp8 and hyp2 in detail.
